Non-apprentice industrial situations

This module places students in a professional context, working with a cosmetics development and production company or raw materials supplier. The module will be organized in the form of industrial projects:

Students are divided into groups, as would be a scientific team. They must apply their theoretical knowledge in close collaboration with the industrialist. The industrialist can guide or help them to contact new suppliers, produce a cosmetics dossier, carry out a market study, etc., depending on the project assigned.

Activity reports will be produced via the sharing networks commonly used in the industry. Groups are expected to work independently, following specifications defined by the industrial company, in line with the diploma program.

This could involve, for example, the development of an innovative product, in compliance with French and European regulations, or countertyping.

Hourly volumes* :

            CM: 10

            TP: 30

• Assessment of theoretical skills and independent practice
• Exposing students to real-life cosmetics conditions
• Analysis of the cosmetics market
• Regulatory watch for conventional and organic cosmetics
• Development of a cosmetic product based on a marketing brief
• Drafting a DIP

Good knowledge of formulation, regulatory affairs

Continuous control

 Courses taught by industry experts and teacher-researchers specialized in the relevant field.

Administrative contact(s) :

Secretariat Master Chemistry

https://master-chimie.edu.umontpellier.fr/